Brno · General Medicine and Dentistry, in English
Masaryk University medicine entrance exam
Check first whether you need to sit the exam at all. Then the tests, the pass mark, the dates and the costs, each from the faculty's own document.
2027/28 exam dates: not published yet
- The exam
- 120 questions in 150 minutes
- Scoring
- 60% to pass, 65% for Dentistry
- Fee to apply
- None listed by the faculty; your representative may charge
- Tuition
- CZK 380,000 a year
From the faculty's own document. See every fact and its source.
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Full Masaryk practice tests
120 questions in 150 minutes, the faculty's published length.
Topic practice
Chemistry, biology and physics, on the faculty's topic lists.
Physics · energy
Our sampleA ball is dropped from 20 m. Ignore air resistance, and take g = 10 m/s². How fast is it moving as it lands?
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The answer is C: 20 m/s.
- A) Wrong. 10 m/s is the speed after a drop of only 5 m: v² = 2 × 10 × 5 = 100.
- B) Wrong. This is the common mistake: it forgets the 2 in v² = 2gh. √(10 × 20) is about 14.
- C) Right. Potential energy becomes kinetic energy: mgh = ½mv². The mass cancels, so v² = 2gh = 2 × 10 × 20 = 400, and v = 20 m/s.
- D) Wrong. 40 m/s is twice the right answer. v² = 400, so v = √400 = 20.
- E) Wrong. 200 m/s skips the square root. 200 is gh, not v.
Written by CzechMedPrep. These are not faculty questions or real exam questions.
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Good to know: The oral interview in English that some countries require: not in our practice
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You may not need to sit the exam
Some school results and test scores replace the exam. The faculty lists them by country. Check yours before you book a date.
- Read the routes, country by country
- Your results come later than the exam dates? The faculty's document does not say if they still count. Ask your representative, and plan to sit the exam too.
- Print the exemption check
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The faculty publishes a sample test for each subject on its applicant page.
- Count the questions in the sample.
- Give each one the time it gets in the real test: see the exam.
- Mark it against the pass mark, and write down every topic you missed.
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Your Masaryk questions, answered
Who is the official representative for my country?
The faculty lists its official representatives by country in its admission document. We are not one of them, and we are not linked to any. Ask yours about 2027 dates, the place and any charges.
How do I apply to Masaryk, step by step?
You apply through an official representative. We are not one, and we are not an agent: we do not apply for you.
- Find your official representative. You apply only through one. The faculty's admission document lists them by country.
- Apply online, and pick your exam date. Not from the EU? Ask for an early date: a visa takes time. We cannot advise on visas.
- Ask your representative where you sit, what to bring, and whether your country has an interview.
- Sit the tests. Then see the decision in your online application.
- Enrol. The steps, the visa and the costs are in the facts on this page.
Can I skip the exam?
You may sit the exam only once per admission year. For General Medicine only, some results replace the exam. Dentistry applicants always sit it. The faculty links some routes to where you come from: MCAT or DAT for applicants from the USA and Canada, PACES or MMOP for applicants from France, the Abitur for applicants from Germany, and the Swiss certificate for Switzerland. The routes: MCAT (at least 24 or 500, by test year; US applicants must send it), DAT (at least 20), French PACES or MMOP, A-levels (A in Chemistry, A in Biology, B in Physics), IB (35 points, with 19 from HL Biology, HL Chemistry and HL or SL Physics), German Abitur 1.70 or better, Swiss certificate 5.50 or better. For A-levels, the faculty says "from the academic year 2024/2025 at the latest". This is unclear, so ask your representative. The IB must be taken in 2024/2025 or later. For the Abitur and Swiss routes, you must not have left school before 2023/2024. Attach your last school year's transcript or your final diploma to the online application. Before you enrol, Czechia must recognise your school education. This costs CZK 990, paid online.
What score do I need?
The pass mark is 60% for General Medicine and 65% for Dentistry. Passing is the minimum. Higher scores get places first. If a higher scorer says no, the place goes to the next person who passed. The faculty's document does not say if the pass mark counts per test or over all the tests. So aim for it in every test.
I dropped physics. Can I still pass?
You can still apply, but physics is one of the tests: Three separate tests: Chemistry, Biology and Physics. Start like this:
- Read the faculty's physics topic list. Mark each topic you never studied.
- Time yourself on the physics sample test.
- Learn your marked topics, starting with the ones the sample asked.
- Do the sample again with a timer.
What if I fail?
You may sit the exam only once per admission year. So pick your date with care, and practise with a timer first.
When are the 2027 exams?
Not published yet. Last year (2026): The online application was open from 2 January to 31 July 2026. It closed about two weeks before each exam. Non-EU applicants sat exams from January to April, and in some cases May, because a visa takes time. June and July exams were for EU applicants only. Ask your representative for the 2027 dates.
My exam is online. How is it monitored?
The faculty's document does not say. Your official representative runs the exam, so ask it about the place, the format and any tech check.
What does it cost?
- To apply: The faculty's document gives no application fee. You apply through an official representative, who may charge you, so ask. Recognition of your school education costs CZK 990, paid online before you enrol. If you pay tuition and then do not enrol, the faculty keeps CZK 25,000.
- Tuition: General Medicine: CZK 380,000 a year. Dentistry: CZK 400,000 a year.
- Living in Brno: A dormitory bed costs about EUR 200 a month, in a room for 2 people. Three canteen meals cost about EUR 8 a day. A 3-month transport ticket costs EUR 26. Foreign students pay all their own costs. An accommodation scholarship may be available.
Is the degree recognised in my country?
The faculty says its degrees are fully recognised in the EU, the USA and most other countries. It says this follows EU Directive 2005/36/EC. It also says it is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools. To work as a doctor, you register in the country where you want to work. Check with the authorities there. Check with the medical council in your own country too.
I studied at another university. Can I skip year 1?
Earlier study at another university does not let you skip year 1. You still sit the exam.
Every fact, with its source
Every line comes from the school's own pages. The link under each one shows where.
- The exam
Three separate tests: Chemistry, Biology and Physics. Each test has 40 multiple-choice questions and lasts 50 minutes.
Read the rest
Each question has five options, and one is correct. That is 120 questions in 150 minutes. You only need a simple calculator. In some countries, an oral interview in English can be required. You sit the exam through an official representative in your country.
Source: is.muni.cz, official PDF. Checked 28 August 2026.
- Scoring
The pass mark is 60% for General Medicine and 65% for Dentistry. Passing is the minimum. Higher scores get places first. If a higher scorer says no, the place goes to the next person who passed.
Source: is.muni.cz, official PDF. Checked 28 August 2026.
- What it tests
The faculty publishes topic lists and sample tests for Biology, Chemistry and Physics on its applicant pages. It also sells online preparatory courses, at EUR 100 per subject. For the 2026/27 cycle, they were on sale from November 2025.
Source: is.muni.cz, official PDF. Checked 5 September 2026.
- Exam dates
Not published yet for 2027/28.
Last year (2026): The online application was open from 2 January to 31 July 2026. It closed about two weeks before each exam. Non-EU applicants sat exams from January to April, and in some cases May, because a visa takes time. June and July exams were for EU applicants only.Source: is.muni.cz, official PDF. Checked 28 August 2026.
- Fee to apply
The faculty's document gives no application fee. You apply through an official representative, who may charge you, so ask. Recognition of your school education costs CZK 990, paid online before you enrol. If you pay tuition and then do not enrol, the faculty keeps CZK 25,000.
Source: is.muni.cz, official PDF. Checked 5 September 2026.
- Tuition
General Medicine: CZK 380,000 a year. Dentistry: CZK 400,000 a year.
Source: is.muni.cz, official PDF. Checked 28 August 2026.
- Who can apply
You may sit the exam only once per admission year. For General Medicine only, some results replace the exam.
Read the rest
Dentistry applicants always sit it. The faculty links some routes to where you come from: MCAT or DAT for applicants from the USA and Canada, PACES or MMOP for applicants from France, the Abitur for applicants from Germany, and the Swiss certificate for Switzerland. The routes: MCAT (at least 24 or 500, by test year; US applicants must send it), DAT (at least 20), French PACES or MMOP, A-levels (A in Chemistry, A in Biology, B in Physics), IB (35 points, with 19 from HL Biology, HL Chemistry and HL or SL Physics), German Abitur 1.70 or better, Swiss certificate 5.50 or better. For A-levels, the faculty says "from the academic year 2024/2025 at the latest". This is unclear, so ask your representative. The IB must be taken in 2024/2025 or later. For the Abitur and Swiss routes, you must not have left school before 2023/2024. Attach your last school year's transcript or your final diploma to the online application. Before you enrol, Czechia must recognise your school education. This costs CZK 990, paid online.
Source: is.muni.cz, official PDF. Checked 5 October 2026.
- English
The faculty's document asks for no English certificate. The exam and the interview are in English.
Source: is.muni.cz, official PDF. Checked 28 August 2026.
- Results and enrolment
Earlier study at MU or at another university does not free you from the exam. Earlier study at another university does not let you skip year 1.
Read the rest
You see the decision in your online application. The document gives no date for it. Enrolment is in September, the week before the autumn semester. The exact date is in your Letter of Acceptance. Non-EU students: the visa takes about 3 months, so apply as soon as you get your admission papers. You also need health insurance from a Czech insurer. You apply only through the official representatives. Their list is on pages 4 and 5 of the faculty's admission document.
Source: is.muni.cz, official PDF. Checked 5 September 2026.
- The programme
General Medicine is a six-year Master's programme in English. It leads to the MUDr.
Read the rest
degree, which the faculty says equals an M.D. (Doctor of Medicine). Dentistry takes five years and leads to the MDDr. degree. Students must pass Czech language exams at the end of years 1, 2, 3 and 4. They need Czech to talk with patients.
Source: is.muni.cz, official PDF. Checked 5 October 2026.
- Degree recognition
The faculty says its degrees are fully recognised in the EU, the USA and most other countries. It says this follows EU Directive 2005/36/EC. It also says it is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools. To work as a doctor, you register in the country where you want to work. Check with the authorities there.
Source: is.muni.cz, official PDF. Checked 5 October 2026.
- Living in Brno
A dormitory bed costs about EUR 200 a month, in a room for 2 people. Three canteen meals cost about EUR 8 a day. A 3-month transport ticket costs EUR 26. Foreign students pay all their own costs. An accommodation scholarship may be available.
Source: is.muni.cz, official PDF. Checked 5 October 2026.
- Places
The faculty publishes no number of places. The Dean decides how many students are accepted. Higher scores get places first.
Source: is.muni.cz, official PDF. Checked 5 October 2026.
The school's own pages
- General Medicine: topics and sample testsmed.muni.cz
- Information for applicants (PDF)is.muni.cz